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Sure, kitchen splashbacks protect the walls from spills, splatters, and stains, but they aren't just functional kitchen items. A great kitchen backsplash is very much a stylish feature that can pull your kitchen together and give an exceptional focal point for the heart of your home. Which is why it's important to pick the right style and fit for your interior style.
As you know, we love tiles. And splashbacks are where kitchen wall tiles really come into their element. After all, with literally every design, shape and finish you can think of, it's never been easier to upgrade your kitchen by changing just one simple thing.
A splashback is a vertical surface that protects the wall behind the cooktop or sink. It's great for preventing water damage from splashes and spills as well as saving your walls from unsightly sauce splatters. Splashbacks are typically made of durable and easy-to-clean materials like glass and tile.
Kitchen splashbacks have been a popular kitchen design feature for many years, and they're not going anywhere. They continue to be a modern kitchen design trend, and for good reason. Not only can they tie in your colour scheme, but they can add an extra dimension to your space. Some of the best on-trend splashback tiles are about adorning your walls with amazing images while stirring up your style with a touch of texture and a pinch of pizazz.
Mixing these purposes together is where we come into play with our amazing collections of kitchen wall tiles and kitchen splashback tiles.
So, if you're planning a kitchen renovation or simply want to update your splashback, here are five kitchen splashback ideas and trends you need to know.
The industrial look is very in right now; from retro metal pendant lights and vintage bulbs to exposed brick walls, this trend has become a revolution. Exposed brick walls can be pretty tricky but, luckily for you, we have just the hack you need:
We are absolutely in love with London multicolour brick tiles. These porcelain tiles are glazed and stain-resistant, so even though they have that gorgeously authentic handmade brick texture, it's easy to clean off those sauce splatters. Use instead of traditional brick slips that require sealing.
Add in their rustic tiles 20th century brickwork kudos and you're well on your way to achieving your industrial decor goals without the building fuss.
If you like what you see, check out our other brick effect tiles too.
Seeing as though we've mentioned brick effect tiles, it would be remiss of us not to sprinkle in some brick tiles and subway tiles too.
For dramatic simplicity, you can't beat the definition of white brick tiles, laid in a brick bond pattern, with a dark, contrasting coloured grout.
Or go for a gorgeous gloss finish on herringbone tiles. Creating a classic and subtle kitchen splashback, brick style tiles laid in a herringbone tile pattern are a style staple. And the gloss finish means you can easily wipe away any splashes.
Style with painted kitchen cabinets, wooden worktops, and Belfast sink for a beautiful rustic country cottage aesthetic.
Hexagon tiles are extremely popular at the moment. With their amazing shape and range of designs, it's easy to see why. We are absolutely in love with patterned geometric splashbacks against plain walls marble effect hexagon tiles.
Complement these stone effect tiles with a copper kitchen tap and stone effect worktop for a stunning result.
Lily Pad by Ca' Pietra in eucalyptus brings a 60's nostalgia to your kitchen. Pair with white stone effect worktops and baby blue kitchen cabinets for a pastel paradise. These hexagon wall tiles bring an unexpected star quality to your kitchen with their bold pop of colour.
Give your kitchen splashback the art house treatment with mosaic tiles. Adding instant luxury, kitchen mosaic tiles create a stunning statement piece behind your cooker or sink. Draw the eye with intricate designs and splashes of colour for a taste sensation.
Rich metallic bronzes and coppers work their magic to bring depth and sophistication to your mosaic splashback and work particularly well in kitchens with a neutral or dark colour scheme.
Or level up the industrial style. Metallic accents coupled with an exposed brick design, these Naga stone mosaic tiles will make an astounding addition to your kitchen.
With earthy olive shades, these green mosaic tiles have a matchstick design that will set your kitchen on fire. Evoking a sense of wellbeing and calm, deep green hues emphasise a homey, traditional look and feel, while the linear effect adds a striking interest.
Large format tiles are becoming increasingly popular in modern kitchens. These oversized tiles create a seamless look (because of fewer grout lines) and are available in a variety of textures and finishes.
The blue veins of these marble effect tiles give us all the icy landscape vibes. Beautifully laid on top of grey kitchen cabinets, these large format tiles give the illusion of space with the feel of luxury. Add an easy-to-clean surface into the mix and these kitchen splashback tiles are working it.
A splashback isn't just an essential tool for protecting your walls from the fiery heat and sizzling steam of your cooking battles. It's an extension of your interior style and kitchen decor.
Now we've shown you 5 of the best kitchen splashback ideas and trends, why not spice up your kitchen and show off your signature style? You could always check out our How to tile blog series to help you on your journey and then tag us @tile_co.uk on Instagram to let us know what you've cooked up.
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